Rural counties can get what they need if voters elect state representatives, state senators, and a governor who all work for their constituents, not the corporations, their political party, nor the wealthy.
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Pennsylvania’s rural counties do need a good healthcare system that doesn’t charge users an arm and two legs for their services, including prescription drugs. The rural counties also need free public education for its residents from birth throughout life, not just K-12. Learning is a lifetime activity.
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